Hand — free PNG images to download
A black guitar, a hand bell, a grey cat with whiskers, a red apple, a mountain sailboat, roller skates, a raven in Chinese ink — and among them the actual hands: counting fingers, a palm holding a dollar, hands passing pills, a raised arm casting a vote.
- Images
- 45
- Sizes
- 600 to 5 833 px
- Formats
- PNG with alpha, WebP, JPG
- Download
- free, no sign-up
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Mostly hand-painted, only partly hands
The source tagged everything described as “hand-painted” or “hand-drawn” with this theme, so the larger share of it is brushwork and sketching of ordinary objects: fruit, furniture, cameras, animals, landscapes. That makes the theme a good place for a handmade look — watercolour grapes for a farm shop, a pencil camera for a photography workshop — but a slow one if you need the hand itself.
Where the real hands are
Look for the plain silhouettes and flat icons. Fingers held up one to five cover counting lessons and step numbering. A palm with a banknote or coins suits pricing pages and savings tips. Hands with pills belong to a pharmacy leaflet or a medication reminder. A hand dropping a ballot goes with voting guides and school elections.
Matching the style
Brush paintings and flat icons do not mix well on one page. Pick one manner for the whole layout: ink and watercolour for menus, invitations and craft blogs; flat shapes for interfaces, infographics and printed instructions.
Questions and answers
Is the transparency real or a painted checkerboard?
Yes. Every file is checked for an alpha channel rather than a white or chequered backdrop. Images without real transparency do not enter the catalogue.
What sizes are available?
The largest files in this set reach 5 833 px. For print choose 2000 px and up in PNG; for the web 500–800 px in WebP.
Do I need to register to download?
No registration. The only limit is a few dozen files per minute per address, so the catalogue cannot be bulk-scraped.
What is the licence?
The catalogue gathers images from open sources. Before commercial use confirm the rights with the author — the source link is on the image page.